Windows 10: WPA2-Enterprise with Microsoft EAP-TTLS authentication causes Windows to say "This network...

So, I just reinstalled Windows 10 on my laptop and then installed all of the updates available last night. Then I went to my university, and, after midterms, I finally got the chance to connect to the "eduroam" network in there on my laptop.The network has a WPA2-Enterprise security standard set up to authenticate using Microsoft EAP-TTLS.Windows posts a notification saying my network uses an old security standard that's being phased out currently. Clicking on the "Learn More" button opens this support article that only talks about personal WiFi networks, mentioning the possibility of WEP and/

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5530 XM EAP-TTLS Authentication Failed.!!!

I've been trying to login to our company's WIFI network but keeps getting a failed authentication here is my current settings:

Network status: Hidden
Wlan network mode: Infrastructure hidden
Wlan security mode: 802.1x
Wlan Security settings: WPA/WPA2 - EAP
EAP Plug-in settings: EAP-TTLS
Personal Certificate: Not defined
Authority Certificate: ipsCA Global CA Root IP (provided by company)
Username in Use: from certificate
Username: (left blank)
Realm in use: From certificate
Realm: Left blank
TLS Privacy: OFF

EAPs: PAP
Username: (my username to login to internet)
Password: Prompt

It tries to connect after a 10-15secs it says "EAP-TTLS Authentication Fail!"

Please help...
I've been trying to login to our company's WIFI network but keeps getting a failed authentication here is my current settings: Network status: Hidden Wlan network mode: Infrastructure hiddenWlan security mode: 802.1xWlan Security settings: WPA/WPA2 - EAPEAP
Plug-in settings: EAP-TTLSPersonal Certificate: Not definedAuthority Certificate: ipsCA Global CA Root IP (provided by company) Username in Use: from certificateUsername: (left blank) Realm in use: From certificateRealm: Left blankTLS Privacy: OFF EAPs:
PAPUsername: (my username to login to internet)Password: Prompt It tries to connect after a 10-15secs it says "EAP-TTLS Authentication Fail!" Please help...

 

Wpa2 Enterprise for WP7?

You statement of and I qoute "WPA2 and authentication with username and password is supported" is a lame attempt to mislead people to believe that Windows 7 Phone supports WPA2-Enterprise,it does not,

Martin P M - Microsoft Support Just answer people straight using Technology standards that can be looked up in a browser so people can read and understand what you are stating.



Here are some standards, what standards do the Windows 7 Phone support Martin?

The current WPA/WPA2 certified EAP standards are:

• EAP-TLS (originally certified protocol)
• EAP-TTLS/MSCHAPv2
• PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2
• PEAPv1/EAP-GTC
• EAP-SIM

Network Analyst & Wireless Implementer at a major University

 

Connecting to WPA/WPA2-Enterprised network

Hi,

I've configured my phone with both following configurations (at the end of the message)

However, it'll either returned EAP-TTLS <or> EAP-PEAP Authentication failure. And soemtimes, it'll return Network not found @_@ (I notice one strange thing, when I try to connect to the particular known network, the progress bar showing 'connecting via...'
appears and the network list shown at the background is blank besides <Other (hidden netw.)>)



I called up IT and asked, they said they don't use any certificate. My Android/iPhone/Bleckberry friends are connected flawlessly (without any further config, or CA installation besides NT login). Please advise...

When you select the WPA/WPA2 EAP security mode on the phone it should automatically support both TKIP and AES encryption algorithms. You should however make sure that "WPA2 only mode" has not been mistakenly enabled because in order to allow WPA/WPA2 connections
using TKIP encryption "WPA2 only mode" setting must be set "OFF".



Also note that in order to successfully authenticate using EAP-TTLS/MS-CHAPv2 you must have a valid "Authority Certificate" installed on the phone and defined in your Internet Access Point setting (specifically in EAP-TTLS plugin settings). Ask your network
admininistrator which CA certificate you need to use on the phone for EAP-TTLS authentication.









my settings:

· WLAN security mode: WPA/WPA2

· WLAN security settings:

· WPA/WPA2: EAP

· EAP-PEAP settings:

o Personal Certificate: Not defined

o Authority Certificate: Not defined (This is where I read online, that PEAP needs a certificate to be connected; though I set it to Not defined, connecting to spark
showing me EAP-PEAP authentication failure)

o User anme in use: User defined

o User name: aaa(this is my nt login)

o Realm in use: User defined

o Realm: <blank> (since we are using domain, not aaa@a)

o TLS privacy: off

o Allow PEAPv0: Yes

o Allow PEAPv1: Yes

o Allow PEAPv2: No

o EAP-MSCHAPv2:

§ User name: a\aaa

§ Prompt password: no

§ Passowrd: <NT Login Password>

o Cipher: RSA, AES, SHA

Besides the above-mentioned, I did try to use TTLS too:

· WLAN security mode: WPA/WPA2

· WLAN security settings:

· WPA/WPA2: EAP

· EAP-TTLS Settings:

o Personal Certificate: Not defined

o Authority Certificate: Not defined (same as above)

o User anme in use: User defined

o User name: aaa

o Realm in use: User defined

o Realm: <blank> (since we are using domain, not aaa@a)

o TLS Privacy

o EAP-MSCHAPv2:

§ User name: a\aaa

§ Prompt password: no

§ Passowrd: <NT Login Password>